Planned Parenthood 'sex educator' uses TikTok to demonstrate sex toys on herself trends now
A sex educator who works for the largest chapter of Planned Parenthood also doubles as a TikTok star who directly targets young people with how-to's on buying sex toys and inanimate objects that can be used as a replacement.
Mariah Caudillo works for the Mar Monte affiliate of the pro choice organization and provides sex education to over 220,000 people every year in central California and parts of Nevada.
Caudillo often specifically addresses young people in her videos to over 418,000 followers on TikTok, @sexedfiles.
In one video she showed that 'spicy toys' as she calls them can be replaced in a makeshift fashion using fruits and vegetables, while in another she suggests everything from an electric toothbrush to an X-Box controller.
A sex educator who works for the largest chapter of Planned Parenthood also doubles as a TikTok star who directly targets young people with how-to's on buying sex toys and inanimate objects that can be used as a replacement
Caudillo has also accused sex education of being 'mostly written by white folks who have a tendency to do the bare minimum as it relates to… acknowledging the intersections of racial justice, social justice and reproductive justice,' according to Fox News.
She's also insisted that 'pleasure-based sex education can be tailored to meet the need of the youth,' having said that in another video that age shouldn't necessarily be the determining factor on when to start having sex.
A recurring feature of her TikTok account also includes reading aloud questions from middle schoolers and high schoolers about sex, contraceptives and bodily functions.
In one such video, she's asked if there's an appropriate age to purchase a 'spicy toy.'
Caudillo responded by saying that 'it's not illegal to buy spicy toys online, even as a teen, which most people do. You just have to purchase them with a valid credit card, debit card or gift card.'
She added: 'If you're curious about spicy toys,
